Lebanese Journalist Ziad Njeim: I Refer to God as Female to Rebel against the Male-Dominated Religious Institutions

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In a recent TV interview, Lebanese journalist Ziad Njeim said that the only thing he was sure of was his doubt that God exists. Zjeim refers to God as female "out of rebellion against the male-dominated religious institutions." "If men had any brains, they would not have brought the planet to such wretchedness," he said. In the interview, which aired on the Lebanese MTV channel on January 4, Njeim went on to shatter further taboos, citing the story of Mary Magdalene to support his claim that hav...